Best Skid Steer Concrete Breakers in 2026: Skid Pro Concrete Breaker Guide

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Skid Pro skid steer concrete breaker

Skid Pro sells a skid steer Concrete Breaker built for demolition, slab removal and rock work. This guide covers its published specifications so you can match it to your loader’s hydraulics before you order. Confirm every figure on the product page, since specifications are updated there.

TL;DR

  • Impact energy: 750 ft. lbs., with an impact rate of 550–1,400 bpm.
  • Hydraulic requirement: 12 gpm at 1,600 psi, with 3/4″ hoses.
  • Carrier weight range: 7,500–13,500 lbs.; operating weight 882 lbs.
  • Moil point or chisel point work tools, plus a water kit option.

Skid Pro Concrete Breaker at a glance

Specification Published value
Impact energy 750 ft. lbs.
Impact rate 550–1,400 bpm
Required oil flow 12 gpm
Required pressure 1,600 psi
Carrier weight 7,500–13,500 lbs.
Operating weight 882 lbs.
Hose diameter 3/4″
Tool diameter 2.705″

Who it fits

The published flow and pressure requirements are modest, so the breaker is aimed at standard-flow skid steers inside the listed carrier weight range. Check your loader’s auxiliary flow and relief pressure against the table above, and confirm quick-attach compatibility with a Skid Pro Product Guru before ordering.

Built-in features

  • N2 (nitrogen) gas charge and cushioned drive to reduce vibration and noise for the operator and carrier.
  • Tri-gusset QT plate and XL high-tensile steel hull for durability.
  • HD steel skid plate protecting the hydraulic block.
  • Tool grease zerk, accessible work tool locking pin, and a hose retention ring that keeps hoses out of pinch points.

Work tool options

A quad-tapered moil point suits most flat work and concrete breaking where material has high penetration rates. A double-beveled chisel point suits hard, abrasive, fracturable rock or substrate with lower penetration rates. A water kit option is available.

How to choose

  1. Confirm your loader’s auxiliary flow meets 12 gpm and pressure meets 1,600 psi.
  2. Confirm your loader’s weight falls inside the 7,500–13,500 lb. carrier range.
  3. Pick the work tool for your material: moil for concrete, chisel for hard rock.
  4. Check hose routing and the QT plate fit before the first strike.

FAQ

How much hydraulic flow does the Skid Pro Concrete Breaker need?

The product page lists 12 gpm at 1,600 psi.

What skid steer weight does it suit?

The product page lists a carrier weight of 7,500–13,500 lbs.

Is a water kit available?

Yes, a water kit option is listed on the product page.

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